Russians Advance In Hungary Amid Dardanelles Damage Report
London April 14 reports claim Russians advanced ten miles into Hungary near Lupkow Pass and threaten the railway. Unconfirmed Constantinople dispatches say two allied warships were badly damaged at the Dardanelles by Turkish fire. Petrograd says in the Carpathians April 11 12 fighting intensified with 2700 prisoners taken and several heights captured including near Tele zitzh and Uzok.
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Gy Galati Pree
London
Twro
Dardanelles
Cgomeantinople
Hungary
Belgrade
Petrograd
General Headquarters
Carpathians
Bart-1feldt
Siry
Ouro Dorps
Ondawa
Stropke
Tele Ttzh
Uzok
Bukovitz
Beneff
Vysokonszy
Volossate
Koziouweee Enem
Sats
Buk Lodge Installs Newly Elected Officers 1915
Clearfield lodge No. 540 B P O Elks installed the newly elected officers for 1915 at the regular meeting last evening. Several out of town Elks attended including Sunny Joe Wilson of Punxsutawney lodge and William Donaldson John Seifert C J Fowler William Kyrach Ord Yettrick William Baxter from DuBois lodge. A fine luncheon was served by the steward after the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield Lodge
B. P. O. Tks
Maeting
Elks
Sunny” Joe Wilson
Punxsulewaey Lodge
Wm. Donaldson
John Seifert
C. J. Fowler
Waliam Kyrach
Ord Yetrick
William Bexter
Fof DuBois
Lnevices
Cunningham Appointed State Highway Commissioner
Slayrisburg April 14 Governor Brumbaugh appointed R. Cunningham of Pittsburg as commissioner of the state highway department, replacing Edward M. Bigelow. The nomination was confirmed by the senate. John Cox of East End bought a new five passenger Studebaker recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slayrisburg
Brumbaugh
R. 3. Cunningham
Pittsburg
State Highway Department
Edward M. Bigelow
Senaic
Mas A Studebaker
John Cox
Fast End
Souicbaker
Benefit Night for Fourth Ward School
Friday night will be Benefit night for Fourth Ward School pupils who bought a victrola some time ago and are selling tickets to finish paying it. Special pictures will be shown and teachers and pupils will greatly appreciate attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Fire Destroys Home in Boggs Township
The valuable home of John Olsen near Dimeling was burned entirely on Tuesday night. It was one of the best homes in Boggs township with very little insurance. Only a small amount of furniture was saved. The loss amounts to at least $2,000. A separate note states Philip Boyer fell before the opera house this morning and sustained a bad cut on his forehead, taken to the hospital.
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John Olsen
Dimeling
Boggs Township
Philip Boyer
Opera House
Germany Irritates Italians Over Shipment Standoff
Geneva April 14 German frontier officials detain Italian freight cars and halt shipments back to Italy, increasing tension between Germany and Italy. Winnipeg notes antelope park planned near Lethbridge to preserve dwindling herds. Marriage licenses list Barry B. Snyder and Ruth Byron. W Wayne West and Mary Maxwell.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Italy
Barry B. Snyder
Clearfield
Ruth Byron
Philipsburg
W. Wayne West
Homestead
Mary Maxwell
Curwensville
Thierfelder Seeks Time to Repair Kronprinz Wilhelm
Lieutenant Captain Thierfelder commander of the German cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm asks for up to three weeks for temporary repairs at Newport News port. He cites neutral waters status and wants permission for dry dock examination while awaiting U S decision on how long he may stay. The request was sent to the treasury secretary and contents not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Thierfelder
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Hamilton
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilhelm
Washington
James River
State Department
Genman
Nave Board
Ange
The Home Wrecker Mrs. Bowen
Dialogue excerpt shows Mrs. Bowen accusing Clarence Bowen of worry and absently mentioning realis while Mr. Bowen is not himself tonight. Puck notes indicate a flirtatious or mistaken meeting with a lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bowen
Clarence
Mr. Bowen
Russians Lose 50 000 in Berlin Report
April 4 report from Berlin notes a major setback and official pronouncements on losses. The item references wartime events, German and Allied movements, and a claimed success by forces tied to the Gevingat submerioe and related authorities. An associated lecture on safe transport of explosives is announced by the American Railway Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Aly
Tom English
Bureau of Explosives of the
American Railway Associat
Clearfield
Woman Choked to Death in Mineral Springs Mystery
Rosa Pelierti wife of Joseph Pelierti was found dead at her house near Woodland Mineral Springs. Neck marks indicate choking and authorities launched an investigation led by A M Liveright in the DA’s absence. Coroner Pollum held an inquest as Joseph Pelletti and his niece Domenien Dramonatanna were jailed awaiting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Pelierti
Joseph Pelierti
Mineral Springs
Woodland
Oelock
Joseph Pelletti
Dom—enien Dramonatanna
McCloskey
Belletti
Women's Club Endorses New High School Building
About 30 members attended the by monthly meeting in Clearfield. A state federation communication urged members to back bills in the state legislature. The club unanimously supported a new high school building, noting the need is evident. Miss Powell spoke on New Careers for Women and butterfly farming by Miss McMurray in New Washington from May to October, shipping specimens nationwide. The program included lectures by Dr Litchfield on Municipal Hygiene and Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale on Woman Suffrage. Tickets for Madam Butterfly at MC & S April 15 are 25 cents. next meeting set for April 6, revised from the year book date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
Miss McMurray
Womans Club
State Federation
Dr. Litchfeld
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale
Philadelphia
Miss Powell
New Washington
United States
State Museum
Harrisburg
Butley
Kurtz Stationery Store
Penn Public Service Office
YM. C. A
Cabinet Discusses Bernstorf s Bold Attack on U S
Washington April 11 The cabinet reviewed Count Bernstorff s memorandum criticizing U S neutrality The official noted the line that arms should be stopped to one side appeared to urge an appeal to the people and to interfere in U S domestic political problems Such language was deemed intolerable and other objections were raised to the memorandum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington, D. C
State Department
Count Bernsternl
Bill makes railroads responsible for fires
Harrisburg April 1. Legislation with administration backing, drafted by the attorney general, was introduced by Senator R. K. Hilton of McKean. The bill holds every railroad company liable for fires started directly or indirectly by locomotives within 100 feet of the right of way, regardless of negligence, unless in cities and boroughs. Damages would be recoverable under existing or new legal theories, creating a supplemental duty of care.
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Harrisburg
RK. W. Hilton
McKean
Nell McMurray
Nestieffence
BEE
Opening Games Spark 1915 Baseball Season Across Leagues
National and American leagues launch seven months of baseball with opening games across major cities. Fans flock to turnstiles as World Series contenders and pennant chasers begin early campaigns. Cities plan parades and ceremonies with figures like Wilson and legendary managers in attendance.
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New York
Wilson
Washington
Oow
Mitchell
Polo Grounds
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mathewson
Nap Rucker
McGraw
Tesreau
Boston Braves
Phillies
Heantown
Evers
Dick Rudolph
Tyler
James
Pirates
Cincinnati
Charley Herzog
Reds
Chicago
Roger Bresnahan
Cubs
Cardinals
Collinsless
Bakerless Athletics
Heston
Baseball standings expectations from eight teams eyed
Managers made ante-season pennant claims with all eight teams in exchange for the rag. Tighter races loom in both leagues as Giants and Braves appear strongest in the veterans, with Red Sox and White Sox as the American leaders.
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Coowle
Bender Ward Tienk
Exch Lesen
Giants
Braves
Red Sox
White Sox
Fist Fight Over Local Option Bill Surges in Allegheny
The local option bill's fate drew heated debate among Rep Bickerman Mayor Armstrong Jameson and Gronter. A fight broke out after Gromer accused Armstrong of graft as they argued over the bill and its scheduling for second reading next Monday at 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uarrisbore
Che House
Representative Bickerman
Allegheny
Armstrong
Pittsburg
Samuel €. Jameson
Horace Gronter
Gromer
Presbytery Holds Spring Meeting at Winburne
The Huntingdon Presbytery opened in Winburne with a sermon by retiring moderator Rev Chester W Todd. Officers elected for six months include Rev William C Thompson moderator and Rev Walter K Harnish permanent clerk. A Christian education meeting followed, with Rev Fred E Andrews presiding and Rev Farnes E Clarke delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred BE. Andrews
Farnes E. Clarke
College Board
George Edsward Hawes
Samuel Barber
Chester W. Todd
Mount Union
Edwin A. Snack
Mann's Choice
W. Potter van Tries
Attoona
S. R. Brown
Harry
Allies Demand Harsh Terms for German Surrender
Washington April 14 Reuters report outlines Allied reply to Germany’s peace proposals. Allies insist on Belgium evacuation and sovereignty, indemnities for invasions, Alsace Lorraine to France, possible territory shifts to Russia, Serbia, and Africa division. German officials call the terms ridiculous and unattainable, while both sides show no real path to peace.
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Washington
Germany
Russia
France
Belgium
Germaiy
Alsce Raine
Foland
Gallet
Addit
Seivia
Bosnias
Herzegovinia
Africa
Trath
Presbytery Elects New Moderator in Tuesday Sessions
The Hon. John Hamilton of State College was elected presbyter y moderator to succeed Budd Thompson whose term had expired. Tuesday afternoon and evening sessions heard committee reports and adoption of resolutions, with alternates listed beside the main names from various towns including Bellwood, Winburne, Houtzdale, and Centre County areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Vail
Juniata
J. Alexander Cowan
Bellwood
Robert H. Bonne Wnerville
Winburne
William Houtzdale
J. J. €. Jamison
John Hamilton
State College
Presbytery
Budd Thompson
Mexican Gunners Fire Across the Rio Grande
Washington dispatch reports escalating clashes along the border with Brownsville and Maramores as General Villa deploys field guns and rifles. The encampment planning in Washington promises a fine aeroplane exhibition for veterans, while General Punatow moves from Fort Sam Houston toward the theater of operations.
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Rio Grande
Washington
G. A. IL
Brownsville
Punatoweft
Sam Boustea
Maramores
Villa
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Carpathiams
BUK Lodge
J. Cunningham
Highway Department
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Man
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Alberta
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Therderfer
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Urum Jah
Persia
Bernstoref
U. S
Aman
National
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Ameri
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Kington
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